Is it ok to use this charging plate with the Wilson Sleek Signal Booster?
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If you are asking if your phone will fit in the Signal Booster with the charging plate attached, I would imagine it will; the charging plate is very thin. I just keep it on my phone all the time.
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no idea as i don't have one, it does not add any width to the phone only thickness if it fits in the cradle it should be ok. if you're concerned with signal degradation from the charging coils. it has NOT affected my signal weak or strong from various locations. i get full lte and 40mbps at home and 10 mbps 4g hspa at work.
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I performed a quick search on the Wilson product and would say do not expect this Motorola Booster to work. The specification for the Wilson application would be greater that that of the application of the Motorola product. When talking about amplifiers that means the gain and noise figure of the amplifier. The price also is a good indicator. The Wilson product has a gain of +65dB while the Motorola device has something like +9dB. Anyway they are definitely for different applications therefore NO. Hope this helps.
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I would try it with the omni antenna that comes with the booster. You can always add the directional Wilson later if you need to.
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I have only done this with the transmitter set up to charge while playing and didn't notice any hum being picked up. I did have it charging off a plug-in adapter (versus being connected to a computer USB port). Just as a consideration, if this is how you intend to use the system on occasion, you might want to purchase higher amperage plug-in USB chargers ...most computer USB's put out very low amperage and if your using the system while it's charging there might not be enough amperage to do both (power the transmitter and charge the battery). Of the two components, the transmitter uses the most power and its power cell exhausts before the receivers. I have only done this with the transmitter set up to charge while playing and didn't notice any hum being picked up. I did have it charging off a plug-in adapter (versus being connected to a computer USB port). Just as a consideration, if this is how you intend to use the system on occasion, you might want to purchase higher amperage plug-in USB chargers ...most computer USB's put out very low amperage and if your using the system while it's charging there might not be enough amperage to do both (power the transmitter and charge the battery). Of the two components, the transmitter uses the... » Read More I have only done this with the transmitter set up to charge while playing and didn't notice any hum being picked up. I did have it charging off a plug-in adapter (versus being connected to a computer USB port). Just as a consideration, if this is how you intend to use the system on occasion, you might want to purchase higher amperage plug-in USB chargers ...most computer USB's put out very low amperage and if your using the system while it's charging there might not be enough amperage to do both (power the transmitter and charge the battery). Of the two components, the transmitter uses the most power and its power cell exhausts before the receivers. « Show Less
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No - this one is the bare bones of the bunch. There is another Wilson on the market (Amazon) that, if I am not mistaken, is for the iphone 3G and 4G networks. You may need to go with an actual booster kit. cost more but if you need the signal power, it may be the way to go. Watch the "fine print" it will state which carriers they do not do well on.
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Your best bet would be to call Wilson Electronics at: 1-866-294-1660, or email their tech support at: tech@wilsonelectronics.com They can tell you for sure if it will work with it or not. John
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I'm sorry I can't answer that question. I hooked mine to a Wilson Sleek cellphone amplifier (with excellent results, I might add. I now receive a 2-3 bar signal in a remote camp where there was zero signal with the Sleek and a high gain omni antenna.) But back to your question, I called the Wilson Customer Service people and they told me just what connectors to use. Customer reviews indicate one of the connectors is fragile, so I ordered a spare.
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Unfortunately that depends on the charger. My Apple supplied cable seems to connect just fine. However, I have to take the bumper off to charge using a third party lightning cable that I bought. I also have to remove the bumper in order to dock my phone on my iHome iDL100 alarm clock. The daily removal of the bumper from the phone has taken it's toll on my bumper. It's now cracked by the volume buttons and the bottom right corner has torn.
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It simply boosts your local cell signal. If you had LTE access with your cell coverage then I'd say yes. Can always email the folks at Wilson too.
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After looking at the other answers---yes, the antenna connector will connect to the Wilson amplifier, but you can also use the antenna as a stand-alone with the cell phone. Truckers often get the Wilson amp, which is NOT cheap, to use with this antenna because they may be in very poor cell reception areas. I'm actually using this antenna at home. It has what is called a "ground plane"---that's the solid lines sticking out horizontally. With a "ground plane", you can place the antenna anywhere---on a car or truck or on a pole at home. Just be sure to keep the antenna away from metal, like the roof. The antenna normally mounts on the external mirror bracket on a truck, which positions it up and away from the roof of the vehicle.
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Dear Terry,Thank you for your interest in our products.Glad to tell you that this receiver tag won't interfere with the NFC / S-Beam antenna.If you got any further questions, please feel free to contact us at lugulake0direct@gmail.comBest Regards,LuguLake Direct Customer Service Team
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I use mine with my Droid Maxx inside a Trident Cyclops case (which is similar to an Otterbox Commuter), and I haven't had any issues with it. There's a "sweet spot" you will find, what I do is lay it about 2" back, then slowly push it up until you hear the beep and the light turns blue. Also, if you have problems with slippage (fumbling in the dark, your cat is a jerk, etc.), try putting two or three small blobs of RTV silicone on the charger. Depending on the cure time, you can have it done by nightfall (or the next time you use it), it will give you extra slip resistance to keep your phone from sliding off the charger AND it won't interfere with the charge process.
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I don't know about the case, however this is one of the only chargers beside AT&T; that the phone recognizes. Also the other port works for my Radar detector or any other product using USB to charge or run. I have had others that power however do not charge.
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The signal booster is made for outdoor antennas. I don't know if it matters which antenna you have. I use mine on my old rooftop antenna, it works for me.
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My understanding is that the Ford Sync interfaces with your choice of cell phones. If you purchase the correct version of the Wilson Signal Booster for your particular cell phone provider it should work great and provide much better phone and internet signal strength while traveling in marginal cell coverage areas. I regularly see 1 bar go to 5 bars after plugging the amp in and placing my Samsung 4 on ATT into the cradle.
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I do not have the charging plate yet--still use the plug-in charger, and I looked everywhere (Nokia site, manuals, etc.) to make sure it wouldn't hurt anything, but came up with no answer. I have not had any issues yet, it charges just fine the old fashioned way! :)
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David, I can't answer your question. My Wilson 1000-3000 watts is mounted to the trunk lid of my FORD CROWN VICTORIA POLICE INTERCEPTOR. I don't trust magnetic base antennas mounted on my car. I'm Afraid at highway speed the antenna might take flight and wind up thru the windshield of a car, injuring the passenger(S) I hope I have answered your question.